These words sound and look a lot alike. But crucial differences lie in how they soak up that spill.
Friction between loops of yarn give knit fabrics their ability to take on a variety of shapes.
The “micro-ratchet” structure and curvature of eyelashes could help keep eyes clear of rain, sweat and tears.
Studies of gravitational waves, stars and other features of the universe could reveal whether such “primordial” black holes exist.
Real-world wearable devices help people stay safe at work and accomplish everyday tasks.
Most colors represent a single wavelength of light. But your brain invents purple to deal with wavelengths from opposite ends of the visible spectrum.
Through the power of radioactivity, carbon dating can reveal the age of many fossils and artifacts.
Thermo Fisher JIC finalist Sophia Zhang investigated hydrogels that might conserve water in farming — a big stressor of the lake’s water supply.
Rows of flaps inspired by a bird wings’ feathers improve airfoil performance to boost lift and reduce drag.
